Vector-borne parasitic nematodes (roundworms) cause diseases associated with poverty
endemic to underdeveloped and exploited countries, infecting 100's of millions of people …

Filarial diseases, including lymphatic filariasis and onchocerciasis, are considered among
the most devastating of all tropical diseases, affecting over 86 million people worldwide. To …

The evolutionary arms races underlying all host–helminth associations have resulted in
intricate negotiations enabling a successful infection. At the host–parasite interface, a …

Human filarial infections are a leading cause of morbidity in the developing world. While a
small arsenal of drugs exists to treat these infections, there remains a tremendous need for …

The diversification of anthelmintic targets and mechanisms of action will help ensure the
sustainable control of nematode infections in response to the growing threat of drug …

Background Gaining insight into molecular signalling pathways of socioeconomically
important parasitic nematodes has implications for understanding their molecular biology …

Background: Parasitic nematodes significantly undermine global human and animal health
and productivity. Parasite control is reliant on anthelmintic administration however over-use …

The advent of high-throughput, next-generation sequencing methods combined with
advances in computational biology and bioinformatics have greatly accelerated discovery …

Human filarial nematodes cause river blindness and lymphatic filariasis, both of which are
diseases that produce considerable morbidity. Control of these diseases relies on drug …

Heligmosomoides bakeri, a parasitic nematode (roundworm) of mice, is closely related to
economically important parasites of livestock and the hookworm parasites of humans. As a …